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I am getting 15.7mh/s on each card with power limit set to 70% of 75tdp.
cards are running 24/7 without a crash. I am using onboard graphics for display though.

memclock +1000
core clock +0

no voltage changes.

using claymore eth miner.

I wonder if it's safe to run it at +1000 memclock.

GPU0 t=46C fan=35%, GPU1 t=54C fan=51%, GPU2 t=64C fan=50%

i am mining pirl.

https://imgur.com/a/Pgy1l

Are you using SimpleMining OS for your rig and are you using claymore miner? My 1050 TIs are only getting about 13.38 I'll use your settings and test

no simplemining OS. just Claymore 10.3 on windows 10. I get 12.5 without the MSI afterburner OC. With oc settings, the hashrates are increased to ~15.7 without a crash. Ran them for days.

Damn, that is good, I might have to move to Windows 10. I just set up my mining rig using Simple Mining OS

Those are really good numbers, but as another poster stated, check your reject rates. On my 1050ti's, I get about 14.2mh using ethminer. With Claymore, I get slightly less hash rate and many more rejects.

sometimes i have no rejects at all. but maybe because i mine other ethash coins..not ethereum

I used to mine ETH with Claymore, I do not recall which version, I am not at my mining rigs right now. But I did not get many rejects. Is the high reject rate something to do with the newer versions? Can anyone give feedback please.

I know there was big difference in Nvidia card performance due to memory chip type. Could that also have an effect?

Just throwing out ideas for more experienced to answer if they can.....